Who controls the wealth? Public land law and the constitutional property clauses: Have the courts protected constitutional federalism?

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Publication Type honors thesis
School or College College of Social & Behavioral Science
Department Political Science
Thesis Supervisor Patrick A. Shea
Honors Advisor/Mentor Kent Kimball
Creator Clayton, Cornell William
Title Who controls the wealth? Public land law and the constitutional property clauses: Have the courts protected constitutional federalism?
Date 1985-05
Year graduated 1985
Description As public lands in the United States have recently come to enjoy a new recognition of wealth, issues regarding their ownership and regulation have come to the forefront of public debate. These issues not only call into examination our constitutional principles of federalism, but also our society's most intrinsic values of nature and development.
Type Text
Publisher University of Utah
Subject Federal government - United States; Public lands - United States
Language eng
Rights Management (c) Cornell William Clayton
Format Medium application/pdf
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Setname ir_htca
ID 1300959
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64x96tq
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